energy bills.. Good evening, I'm Yunji De Nies And I'm Kenny Choi.. Hawaiian Electric Companies say expect bills to be reduced by 20 percent by 2030. But watchdog groups have some doubts.. HECO released its 500 plus page energy plan tonight-- filing before the state's Public Utilities Commission deadline. Back in April, the P-U-C rejected the electric company's initial plan and ordered it to develop a plan to accommodate greater amounts of renewable energy, to improve the process for customers installing solar photovoltaic systems-- and show how customers will connect to the grid in the future. Some of the highlights of the plan to be achieved by 2030 include: 1) more than 65 percent renewable energy 2) Electric bills reduced by 20 percent 3) Nearly triple the amount of distributed solar But the head of an environmental watchdog group and frequent critic of HECO had a preliminary look at the documents ...and questions its solar implementation plan. SOLAR: 04:00 they have not wanted to make a whole sale shift to new realities. Right now, rooftop solar is doubling every year up untiol last september they're projecting 7 percent growth rate over the next 15 years which seems very low," HECO says part of the overall plan is to also use less expensive liquefied natural gas in the future-- and convert their existing oil fired generating units to run on LNG. 00:51 the problem right now is how LNG is gathered. It's produced using fracking... 01:15 trading one fossil fuel for another fossil fuel and not doing anything about the environment is not a win win." The PUC tells KITV they're going over the hundreds of documents to determine if HECO's new plan is consistent with